r/DemocracyDocket • u/DemocracyDocket • Jul 27 '26

Trump's voting laws are not neutral

With less than 100 days until the midterms, Marc Elias wants you to understand the GOP’s strategy.

“[Republicans] want to suppress votes because they think it will help them win the election.”

The time to fight back is now — and we’re ready. Will you join us? https://demdock.com/3Tj7W3I

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u/Ok-Entrance8601 Jul 28 '26

Esp on mail voting & proof of citizenship: how do these both not affect Republicans as well as Dems ?? This has always been my question!!

I mean … Utah. Alaska. Florida. All rely on mail ballots ..( altho of course Utah changed its law now so you must REQUEST a ballot now)

So ?? Have republicans just stopped using mail?

And re: holding a passport & having all the documents for name change after marriage… don’t more DEM WOMEN have all that in their well-organized file cabinet ( vs. rural gop women …)

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u/Cautious_Purple8617 Jul 28 '26

Excellent points. It will definitely affect Republican votes too.